sys.fulltext_indexes (Transact-SQL)

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02/13/2015

Contains a row per full-text index of a tabular object.

Column name	Data type	Description
object_id	int	ID of the object to which this full-text index belongs.
unique_index_id	int	ID of the corresponding unique, non-full-text index that is used to relate the full-text index to the rows.
fulltext_catalog_id	int	ID of the full-text catalog in which the full-text index resides.
is_enabled	bit	1 = Full-text index is currently enabled.
change_tracking_state	char(1)	State of change-tracking. M = Manual A = Auto O = Off
change_tracking_state_desc	nvarchar(60)	Description of the state of change-tracking. MANUAL AUTO OFF
has_crawl_completed	bit	Last crawl (population) that the full-text index has completed.
crawl_type	char(1)	Type of the current or last crawl. F = Full crawl I = Incremental, timestamp-based crawl U = Update crawl, based on notifications P = Full crawl is paused.
crawl_type_desc	nvarchar(60)	Description of the current or last crawl type. FULL_CRAWL INCREMENTAL_CRAWL UPDATE_CRAWL PAUSED_FULL_CRAWL
crawl_start_date	datetime	Start of the current or last crawl. NULL = None.
crawl_end_date	datetime	End of the current or last crawl. NULL = None.
incremental_timestamp	binary(8)	Timestamp value to use for the next incremental crawl. NULL = None.
stoplist_id	int	ID of the stoplist that is associated with this full-text index.
data_space_id	int	Filegroup where this full-text index resides.
property_list_id	int	ID of the search property list that is associated with this full-text index. NULL indicates that no search property list is associated with the full-text index. To obtain more information about this search property list, use the sys.registered_search_property_lists (Transact-SQL) catalog view.

Permissions

The visibility of the metadata in catalog views is limited to securables that a user either owns or on which the user has been granted some permission.

Examples

The following example uses a full-text index on the HumanResources.JobCandidate table of the AdventureWorks sample database. The example returns the object ID of the table, the search property list ID, and the stoplist ID of the stoplist used by the full-text index.

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For the code example that creates this full-text index, see the "Examples" section of CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX (Transact-SQL).

USE AdventureWorks;
GO
SELECT object_id, property_list_id, stoplist_id FROM sys.fulltext_indexes
    where object_id = object_id('HumanResources.JobCandidate'); 
GO